English to Irish Meaning of slim - caol

Slim :

caol

adjective

neamhleor, nach leor, caol, beag, solas, gnáth, tanaí, íogair

Slim :: caolSlimness :: slimnessSlims :: slims

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Definitions of slim in English

Verb(1) take off weight
Adjective(1) being of delicate or slender build(2) small in quantity

Examples of slim in English

(1) Most English Catholics were appalled by news of the plot, realizing the slim chance of success, and that failure would lead to further repression.(2) The likelihood of that appeared very slim in a country where the president and prime minister regularly exchange public insults.(3) Big, poufed dresses can be overpowering on a tall woman, and very slim dresses can make you look even taller.(4) It's not just her look - wraparound pearlescent shades, ponytail, simple white T shirt with slim jeans.(5) But if that's the case how come you are so slim and slender?(6) Opportunities to break into the first team at Preston appear to be slim , with five other players ahead of him in the pecking order at Deepdale.(7) Although Gemma has been a keen supporter of strongman competitions since she was small, she only started training in a gym six months ago, in an attempt to slim down for her singing career.(8) As he does, Martina opens the box, revealing a slim , white gold ring.(9) Having said that, the chances of finding any such gold are slim .(10) This combination of materials was just not conducive to the slim shape that was needed to smoothly penetrate the ocean of air.(11) He gave her a slim gold band that once belonged to his mother, and she gave him violets, her favorite flower.(12) She wore a slim gold band around her head, a white tunic, and jeans and boots.(13) Trousers are slim and close to the leg, slightly flaring at the shoe.(14) She had bought a gown three sizes too small hoping to slim down to fit it.(15) New recruits should opt for slim ties - narrow to medium-narrow width.(16) I don't think I could even if I wanted to - a lot of women's jeans are cut so slim , tight and stretchy, there isn't room to tuck in.

Related Phrases of slim

(1) slim down ::

síos caol

(2) tall and slim ::

ard agus caol

(3) very slim ::

an-caol

(4) slim girl ::

cailín caol

(5) slim waist ::

waist caol

(6) slim figure ::

figiúr caol

(7) slim and graceful ::

caol agus graceful

Related Phrases of slim

(1) slim down ::

síos caol

(2) tall and slim ::

ard agus caol

(3) very slim ::

an-caol

(4) slim girl ::

cailín caol

(5) slim waist ::

waist caol

(6) slim figure ::

figiúr caol

(7) slim and graceful ::

caol agus graceful

Synonyms

Adjective

1. slender ::

caol

2. narrow ::

caol

3. slight ::

beag

Verb

4. lose weight ::

meáchan a chailleadh

5. reduce ::

laghdú

Antonyms

1. broad ::

leathan

2. fat ::

saill

3. wide ::

ar fud an

Different Forms

slim, slimness, slims

Word Example from TV Shows

Big Gulp? Slim Jim?

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 3

...a box of Slim Jims and the latest issue of Bombay Badonkadonks.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 3

Sorry, Slim.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 5

Examples of slim from TV Shows

Big Gulp? Slim Jim?

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 3

...a box of Slim Jims and the latest issue of Bombay Badonkadonks.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 3

Sorry, Slim.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 5

English to Irish Dictionary: slim

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English to Irish Dictionary: slim

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